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PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION
Vol. XVn	LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. THURSDAY,, DECEMBER 2. 1965	No. 50
Debates Still On
Rt ELVIN BI TCHKR
Opponent of thp proposed t^O-million redevplopmpnt of approximately 1.66 acres in the Hoover USC area contin ued voicing their case yesterday before the City Council.
The speakers were remind *»d by City Council President L. E. Timberlake that most of iheir remarks were already: a part of the record. The; council expects to wind up the bearings at today's session.
There have already been 24 different sessions, which began July 20.
The City Council has under consideration a series of modifications introduced by Councilman Billy Mills. These modifications were approved by the City Planning Com mission following a public hearing during which the Community Redevelopment Agency outlined the revised plan.
Modified Plan
The original proposal called for a facelifting of a 177-acre tract. The modified plan cuts about 1.0 acres off the original proposed acreage.
The plan now calls for those to acres to be used for a low-cost housing development.
In Monday's session the Hoover Area Improvement Association, opponents of the plan, contended that under Article 34 of the State Constitution a city-wide vote would be necessary to inau- Sets for ihe production were gurate the program.	designed by Gatv Campbell
Yesterday Assistant City and the costumes by Attorney James A. Doherty Gilbert, told the council that a city- Soloists in wide vote for inauguration of will he George Gibson, bass-the program would not he re- baritone, as Count. Asdrubal; quired.	Douglas Slohie. bass, as
Article 34 of the State Fahrizio; Carol pp Thorn-
Gonstitution piovides ihat no burgh, soprano, as Hon na Fnl-low cost housing sh??ll bp con- via: Gloria llode.s mezzo-S0-struct ed wilhout conspnt of prano. as Marchesa Ortensia. the electorate. Doherty said Others are Nina Hinson, the plan is not affected by thp mezzo-soprano, as Baronpssa •State Constitution because Clarissa; Raphael Enriquez, any low cost housing would tenor, as Giocondo: James be developed with private Chism, baritone, as Pacuvio; capital.
Senate Abolition Petitions May Be Unconstitutional
U.S. PREMIERE—Dr. Walter Ducloux conducts a rehearsal of the opera, "Love on Trial," by Rossini. It will run Dec. 3, 5 and I 2 at 8 p.m. in Bovard Auditorium.
Opera to Have U.S. Premiere
Legal
Opinion
Offered
By LARKY lOVAN
j
A petition to abolish the ASSC Senate is unconstitu-j tional. according to a legal report presented yesterday to j Director of Student Activities' Clive Grafton.
Prepared by Senate Parlia-j ment.arian Dan Montrenes. the I report cites legal authority i to the effect that ASSC Pres-* ident Sullivan's initiative petition to abolish the Senate is ia revision and not an amendment to the ASSC constitu-! tion and is therefore uncon-j ; stitutional.
Montrenes explained t h a tj his legal study was based on precedents set in California courts because the ASSC
Legislature To Decide Next Week
“Love on Trial. ’ a mmir opera in two acts by
Rossini, will have its American premiere tomorrow
at £ p.m. in Bovard Auditorium.
The opera, sponsored bv the Opera Theatre of the constitution is similar to the
School of Music, will also hp presented on December state constitution in the
5 and 12.	I phrasing of articles concern-
...	,	-.I	miisiral arts degree in opera. . - ... ..	,
Walter Ducloux will stage	ing initiative and referendum
i , i „„rf„PmonMC He has appeared with the San	,
and conduct the performances	~	^ procedures.
r, , 4 i .•__Jose Symphony and Opera ^
in an English translation.' J 1 Y . 1	e. , .
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Mezzo - soprano Gloria “For interpretations of rules Hodes is a singer with the of procedure most, govern-American Concert Ballet. Her ments use Roberts’ Rules of repertory includes roles in Order,’’ said Montrenes. J^,n Haydn's “Creation" and Men- "Likewise, for constitutional delssohns “Elijah.” interpretations, state authori-—- -	ty is usually cited. In Califor-
nia. the normal authority is either Deering’s Legislative Manuals or Paul Mason's Annotation of the Constitution of tbe State of California.”
The articles of the ASSC Constitution dealing with initiative. referendum and recall 50.000 summer do not state where these powers may be applied. Because neither the ASSC Constitu tion and its standing rules, nor Robert’s Rules of Order offer an interpretation of the
Lists 50 OOOJobs
For Summer
More than
and James Kinnee. baritone.employment openings in this as Macrobio.	country and abroad are listed
No Novices	’n the 1966 Summer Employ-
The cast for the opera re- ment Guide, a book published presents an experienced com- t>y the National Employment
pany who are not novicpp to Services Institute in Washing- use these powers. Mortre thp theatre or opera.	(ton, D.C.
James Kinnee is an asso- President Cortes W. Ran date professor of music and dell said the newest edition in-
nes turned to state authority.
Kv ELLIOT ZWIF.R %f H
Co-NigM Editor
i The ASSC Senate wiji rote next week on whether or not to accept as their view th® legal opinion of parliamentarian Dan Montrenes on thp
i
: unconstitutionality of the. petition to abolish the Ser.a/f i being circulated by GUIDE, a j special committee to revise student goi'ernmpnt.
Glive Grafton, student jtivities director, who mm. missioned thp study, expressed his agreement with the re port's findings and sa:d he will forward it to Dean of Students Paul A. Rloland. j “It is not my effort to hir der your operation.” Grafton : told the Senate.
‘ Although the presen‘ \ ~. SC Constitution is one of the worst T have ever read it is the constitution you must work with.
"On the basis of wha* ts n-j the constitution. this is th®
i best legal opinion ohf-airi
' able.”
Montrenas I c ~ 3 I opinion rules the abolishment of the Senate by student initiative
or referendum unconstitution al. based on a. decision on a matter of interpretation of the California State Constitution several years ago
Soria! Studies Senator g.-.r, Braun called the compansion Three international rela- among the best students in ' They do hope to provide a ^ \ssr* and the
tions majors will speak on the TK School, they don t rjifferent perspective for look;, constitutions a false anslo— Vietnam at a University High claim to have all the right ^ Lnfernat!ona, relations Grafton advised that th* School student assembly to- answers to foreign. policy	, _4 it__ ir A____Senate not	the matter
VICTORIOUS DEBATERS
Debaters, (from left) Cathy Salveson,
Ralph Rrown, Rick Flam and Davana Klor admire the trophies they won at
\A/e;stern States Tournament. The men captured first place in their division, while the womi=n placed second.
HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY
IR Majors to Present
morrow.	questions,
The second in a series of chairman such visits sponsored by the;?a'd. Institute of World Affairs and School of International Relations, the program will center on “The Vietnam Dialogue: a Study in Alternatives.'’
Douglas Brown. Bruce Elet-to and Mark Peacock will dis-
Jeremy Mohr, of the program.
in general anH at the Vietnam situation in particular,” he said.
Lecturer Talks About Pop Art
cuss current public interest Cases Cited	in Vietnam and lack of aca-
Two court cases in Califor- demic, nonpartigan commen-
"Pop art is about what we’re all about.” Delmore
Scott, lecturer in fine Association yesterday. “When I first saw
Julius Hauser, executive officer of the Bureau of Medicine. U.S. Food and Drug Ad-
director for Opera Workshop, eludes a wide variety of jobs, nia established the right of taries on the conflict.
His pasl performances ;n- "from driving a stagecoach in initiative constitutional After the formal panel pre- was cludp thp role of Alherirh in Ocpan City. Md., to working amendment: thpy wprp sentation, they will answer it 1 found it was
arts, told the Faculty Center
but Suggested that thn^e di-agreeing with rhe study's con elusions take the m-ltter to a j higher authority, pogsihiv = |Student Activities Commit'-ee, ‘‘Here in the Senate, feel ings are always mixed in mented politics.” he said.
Following the discussion ■->" the legal opinion. Law Senator Glen Mowrer moved that the Senate commend the Great Issues Forum and Dr ^ j Topping on their sponsorship
representation ot pop x ,	^	,
. , ,	, .1,1 i	i *; j °f Dr. Herbert Aptheker
sick to my stomach, but when 1 started studying - wouldn't this be like threat stuff,"
the USC production of "Das as a Rheingold.” and roles in “The Ita.lv
receptionist in Naples, Wright vs. Jordan (1923) and questions from the audience.
Epperson vs. Jordon (1938).jThe students will bp invited
ministration, will he the guest Barber of Seville.’ "The Bar- The Summer Employmenti A third court case (McFodden|to visit the USC campus later lecturer foi a class in clinical tcred Rridp and "Don Pas- Guide lists employment op-jv^1 Gordon) established that|-for further discussions, pharmacology.	quale	portunities in more than 450i (Continued on Page 2) ] Although the speakers are!
The lecture wil! be held to- James. Chism was the lead resorts in the U.S., in 20 fed night a1 i in 252 Science Hall, baritone with the opera de- eral government agencips and;
One nr several guest lec-!partmenl at Pasadena City in hundreds of private com-lurers invited for this parti-! Col I egp H)62 and w'as so-jpsnies.
cular course. Hauser will dis- loist W'ith the Concert Choir: It also lists openings in 37 hiss the problem of drug de- there.	foreign countries in Europe,
velopment as seen from his Douglas Stobie is current- Asia, South America and the vantage point in lhe PDA. lv working on a doctor of Caribbean.
he said
44 Tapped for Freshman Forum
Pop art has also brought m; the barn door after the
our attention hack to reality. row is gone9 Pharmar '1.
1 Wrhen 1 gave it a chance, it Scott continued	Senator Arthur Yamamoto
really came through. It’s myi «-j ,,SPri f0 wonder when 1 said.
kind of art.	saw landscapes why there “Thiscould only Hsmare
Scott said he came before!weren't any billboards, or. if Senate's reputation,” the faculty with a certain there were, they were glosspd The Senate had rescind^ amount of envy of the instrn- over so you couldn’t read the its resolution supporting Dr. tors, because most of their commercial message.’’	Aptheker’s visit several week?
fields were more or less limit- He defined pop art by two ago.
ed t.o already defined areas. |disti n c t. i v e characteristics:' Mowrer s motion passed.
“When everybody was in- first, it puts aside the historic 17-6. causing ASSC Presided
terested in the J a p a n e s e techniques of painting and John Sullivan to conmen'. "I
comet earlier this year, no sculpturing and second, it is commend the Senate on •‘.;:
Forty-four freshmen were Forum is a frestiman honor- one called up the astronomy relatively unconcerned with very courageous stand v
initiated into Freshman ary sponsored bv Mortar department to say. Well, it making a moral judgment. very critical time.
Forum last night at a meet- Board, the senior ‘women's ma-V be a comet; but is it as- Scott ended his lecture with Mowrer also introduced
ing in the lounge of the Olin honorary.	tronomy9’	a display of various pop art. resolution to make the posi-
Hall of Engineering. The1 Freshman tapped for the “And 1 doubt ‘f the socio- works that he has accumu- tion of Daily Trojan editor an
-\.	, i	, », logv department, has heard lated. including Dick Tracy elective one. with the entire
!forum include: Madelyn Ab*	\ , ,■ ,, ' ,	^	, c.c.., ,	.,
_ .	,	_ anvone sav about the watts anrj Shirlev Temple hoots, a ASSC choosin- tne crl.t-or
bott, Priscilla Adams. Tom t,- , ' „ ,, .	r .: , - .	.,	. *.
Riots. Well. they re gone plastic mushroom, pin-ups. a the spring elections
now. The fact that they’re picture of the Last Supper on His resolution was :
over means they weren’tia redwood plaque and the as a fjrst reading will ne really important.’	first copy of P’lair Magazine, i considered next week.
New Group Aids Local Minorities
Atwater. Robert Barnwell,
Robert Biggers. Veralynn Bowles. Paula. Brynan, Brian Burg, Sue Carlton. Diana
Chipps, Carole Ch ristofk.i KJp\A/ YORI^
Terry Lee Deglow. Karen >NLVV 1 Desmond and D. Barclay Ed-
TRIP
A new student organization called CODE-IO was approved mundson. this week on campus by the Also initiated were Kath-Student Activities Commit- leen Flaherty, Mark Fried-tee.	:man, Cindy Frogue, Maureen
CODE-IO, Collegiate Or- Gallagher. Connie Greenbaum, ganization for Dignity andjSharon Harden. Philip Haug-Equality. is n cross between |er. Paul Jenkins. Jr., Davana
a civil rights organization and j Klor, Liane Kruse. William
a sprvice group	Mauk, Dalp McClanahan,
The new organization hasjLorna McGaffey, Marilyn
Topping to Return Home To Attend Holiday Ball
Judy Daniels, chairman of the Christmas Ball Com-
ENDODONTICS, ANYONE?
Or. Jo!*n I. In,!., dean of School of Den- dontics." Endodontics Is a branch of tis+ry, displays research papers it took dentistry concerned with a diagnosis and for him to write book entitled, Endo- treatment of diseases of pulp of tooth.
President. Topping will fly Union at So a coupie. Dress er.” A SSC Vice President in from. New York, wherp heiis semiformal.	Carol Kollo said,
attended today s presentation The second annual Christ “Since the dance is an alt of the Heisman Trophy to mas Ball is being held in the university function, we fee! Other new forum members|Garrett, in order lo at newly decorated Gold Room that everyone should hb
tend tomorrow eveningslof the International Hotel, j with everyone else.” Christmas Ball.	Music will be provided by Any group that wants to
Freddy Martin and His Or- reserve a table may contact chestra.	' Miss Rollo in 320 Student
Tables will be set up! Union or at 746-2796 or 747-dents are as eager as Dr.!around the dance floor so 2791.
Topping to attend the all- students can intermingle with Decorations are being university dance honoring the faculty and administration handled by Thea Rehman. 1965 Trojan varsity.	members between dances. who has arranged for thou-
Tickets ape currently being “Last year the students sands of fresh plumaria flow-sold in front of the Student congregated on one side of ers to be flown in from 3:00 p.m. at the Wesley Mrs. Joan Schaefer, dean of Union and in the Student the room and the administra-jHawaii to be placed on each Foundation.	I (Continued on Page 2) 'Activities Office, 324 Student tion and faculty on the oth- table.
two purposes. “Its goal on campus is to assimilate all minority students into the main stream of the social atmosphere,” said Harry W^ells, president.
The group's other aim is to involve students in community efforts for improvements of the minority areas.
Wells wants all charter members to attend the CODE-IO meeting Sunday, at
Mirch and Sandra Morgan. ier n<
are Anne. Newman, Randy Noble, Dan Pinkerton. Gary Rafferty, Tom Ritter, George Roswell, Jr., Catherine Salvi-
son, Diane Sandretti, Jamisin mjttee, is hoping that stu-Selby, Susan S t e i n m a n,
Roland Trope, Jane Welch,
Luerae Whiteing, Jim Yarbrough and Chuck Zaremba.
Tiffany Kemper, president of Mortar Board, introduced